Strength Training: The 7 Most Powerful Apps for Seniors
Strength training isn’t just for bodybuilders or athletes—it’s one of the most powerful tools seniors have to extend independence, vitality,[…]
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Author: Sue Johnson
Sue Johnson is retired.
Walkable Travel for Seniors: The Best U.S. Cities to Explore
Exploring cities on foot offers seniors and retirees a wonderful way to stay active, discover new places, and enjoy the[…]
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AI Tools for Seniors: Enhancing Quality of Life
Artificial intelligence (AI) isn’t just for tech enthusiasts — it’s reshaping how older adults live more independently, stay connected, manage[…]
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What Does It Mean to Leave a Legacy? How to Make an Impact That Lasts Beyond Your Lifetime
For most people, the word legacy conjures up the idea of grand gestures—buildings named after benefactors, scholarships endowed by philanthropists,[…]
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Ultimate Sweet Solutions: What to do with Leftover Halloween Candy
Halloween’s over, the fake cobwebs are packed away, and your jack-o’-lantern has seen better days. But now you’re left with[…]
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The REAL ID: Do Seniors Really Need One? Great Alternatives to Consider
With the US federal government’s requirement of a REAL ID or “other acceptable ID” now in place, many retirees like[…]
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Fun, Friends & Tiles: How to Start Your Own Mahjong Group
Imagine a cozy afternoon or evening with your favorite people — the soft clack-clack of tiles filling the air, and[…]
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48 Hours in Homer, Alaska: Hidden Gems and Affordable Fun
Tucked at the end of Alaska’s famous Kenai Peninsula, Homer feels like the last secret stop before the edge of[…]
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Unlock Your Passion with Creative Aging: Lifelong Learning & Art After 60
Have you ever dreamed of writing your memoir, picking up a paintbrush, or learning to play the piano? Good news—your[…]
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Epic Road Trip: Chicago to Charleston in Two Days
If you’ve got a full tank and a sense of adventure, then buckle up, because we’re hitting the road and[…]
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